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Pacific Coast Highway Collapses in Big Sur Again

1.29.2021 | BIG SUR - A chunk of Pacific Coast Highway has collapsed, leaving an open hole in the earth after a landslide Friday. Heavy rains are to blame for multiple landslides and spots of flooding along the coast after a winter storm system brought multiple inches of rain to the area this week. The location of the incident is located just a few miles south of Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park at Mile Marker (33), where Cal Trans is currently on scene assessing the situation. A hard closure has been placed in both directions. Per the California Highway Patrol – Monterey Facebook page. SR-1 Closure Update State Route 1 continues to be heavily impacted by the aftereffects of this week’s storm. Slides have been reported in both San Luis Obispo and Monterey counties along SR-1. The northern closure of SR-1 is at MPM 42 (Fullers Lookout). Please continue to remain clear of the area so we can ensure the safety of our CALTRANS work crews and other emergency crews as they try to make our roadways safe. Captain Kyle Foster For licensing, contact [email protected] Follow our other platforms! IG - https://www.instagram.com/onscenetv/?... FB -   / onscenetv